News Chance Kornuth Reaches the Final Table in Both ACR Poker Venom Events

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Chance Kornuth pulled off an incredible feat in the latest ACR Poker Venom events, reaching the final table in both the $2,650 NLH and $2,650 PLO Mystery Bounty tournaments.

The two events featured a combined $15 million in guaranteed prize pools, with 4,792 entries in the NLH event and another 1,238 entries in the PLO event. Kornuth ultimately finished 7th in NLH for $131,395 and 6th in PLO for $57,339, for more than $188,000 combined.

Making the final table in two massive tournaments is impressive on its own, but doing it across two different poker variants makes the accomplishment even more remarkable.

What do you think, how difficult is it to reach two major online tournament final tables at the same time, especially when one is NLH and the other is PLO?

Source: https://www.cardplayer.com/poker-ne...es-final-table-in-both-acr-poker-venom-events
 

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